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Pick your Chinese brand name carefully... After enjoying your “sparrow’s nest coffee” while smoking your “10 000 treasure road”, you drive your “treasured horse” to the nearest “family blessing”. Meaning: after having your Nescafé...
  Meet the Hutong Team! Meet Amy Wong, our Program Consultant in Beijing! Name: Amy Wong Occupation: Program consultant Hobbies: Cycling, Hey!robics, running, exploring and eating  City and country: London, United Kingdom Favorite food in China: jiaozi & anything with...
In June 2012 we acquired Internship Network Asia. Since then we've been keeping busy fine-tuning our internship offer and developing a brand new website. We invite you to take a very first look: internasia.com Now featuring a real-time internship search tool which allows you to hand-pick your...
Read about our student’s experiences and China adventures on our newly launched student blog: http://www.hutong-school.com/blog Students can: - Share their China adventures with friends and family back home - Create a personal record of their time in China - Connect ...
Many people seem to think that Chinese is thé most difficult language in the world. “C´est du chinois” say the French, when referring to something completely incomprehensible. We are here to tell you otherwise. There is of course no such thing as the most difficult...
We all know that students are typically a bit short of money, and going abroad usually costs a lot. Now, there are many ways to finance your trip to China. Of course you can find a job and safe your well-earned salary, empty your banking account (but hey, nobody likes to do that) or do whatever is...
So you decided to spend your winter in China and now you are all cold and freezing? Time to change that! With our tips you won’t be cold any longer and the good times can start!   Onion Style Yep, your Mom was right: wearing layers prevents you from getting cold. Of course a thick...
Guest post provided by Guus Goorts from Yago Languages.   For a language spoken by so many people, Mandarin is an official language in surprisingly few countries. Outside of the Greater China region (China, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan), I can really think only of one country, the one I’m...

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